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Ben Brown delivered a dominant performance with six near-perfect innings and nine strikeouts, leading the Cubs to a 2-0 victory over the Reds on May 31, 2025, with key contributions from Seiya Suzuki and Dansby Swanson.
Cubs rookie Ben Brown struggled in his latest outing, giving up a decisive three-run homer to TJ Friedl as the Reds defeated the Cubs 5-2. Despite a few offensive highlights, including Cody Bellinger's 3-for-4 performance, the Cubs were 1-for-11 with runners in scoring position and left nine men on base. Kyle Hendricks provided three scoreless innings of relief, but it wasn't enough to overcome the early deficit. The Cubs now face the White Sox after an off day.
The Cincinnati Reds defeated the Chicago Cubs 5-2 on June 2, 2024. Cubs pitcher Ben Brown struggled, giving up a crucial three-run homer, though he struck out six and walked only one. Kyle Hendricks provided solid relief, but the Cubs couldn't capitalize on scoring opportunities in the 5th and 6th innings. Christopher Morel continued his unlucky streak, hitting into a double-play that stifled a potential rally.
Dalton Del Don highlights five starting pitchers making significant impacts in fantasy baseball, including Ben Brown's dominant performance, Michael King's fluctuating stats, Hunter Brown's resurgence, Blake Snell's potential for improvement, and MacKenzie Gore's emergence as an ace. Each pitcher presents unique opportunities and challenges for fantasy managers.
Despite a rough Major League debut, Ben Brown has showcased his potential with a stellar 1.61 ERA over 12 appearances, including a standout performance with seven hitless innings and 10 strikeouts against Milwaukee. His impressive fastball and curveball have solidified his place as a promising pitcher for the Chicago Cubs.
The Chicago Cubs ended their five-game losing streak with a 6-3 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers, highlighted by a five-run 10th inning. Ben Brown pitched seven no-hit innings before being pulled, and Ian Happ made crucial contributions both offensively and defensively. The Cubs' win was marked by key performances from multiple players, including Michael Busch, Cody Bellinger, and Luis Vázquez.
Ben Brown pitched 7.0 no-hit innings for the Chicago Cubs, with Cody Bellinger making a crucial home run robbery to preserve the no-hitter and the Cubs' lead.
The Chicago Cubs faced a tough loss against the Rangers, with Kyle Hendricks struggling with execution and Ben Brown having a rough debut. Despite impressive pitches, Brown couldn't quite locate them, and the team hopes to see improvement in future outings. Owen Caissie had a strong start in the Triple-A season, while the team also dealt with injury setbacks. Yoshinobu Yamamoto bounced back in his second Dodgers start, and a bizarre blow-up occurred in the Rays-Jays game.
The Chicago Cubs have promoted right-hander Ben Brown from Triple-A to replace the injured Justin Steele, who has been placed on the 15-day IL due to a left hamstring strain. Brown is set to make his MLB debut and will likely take over Steele's spot in the rotation. Despite some injury setbacks in his career, Brown has shown promise with his pitching abilities, though control issues have been a concern. With both Steele and Jameson Taillon on the IL, the Cubs are relying on their young and inexperienced pitchers to step up in the rotation.
Justin Steele has been placed on the Injured List due to a hamstring strain, with Ben Brown being called up to take his place on the roster. The severity of Steele's injury is still unknown, but the Cubs will have to make do without him for a while. Brown, who is already on the 40-man roster, is expected to be available in relief and may potentially start in the upcoming games.
Chicago Cubs pitcher Justin Steele is expected to hit the injured list due to a hamstring injury, prompting the need for a replacement starter in the rotation. Speculation surrounds potential candidates, including Ben Brown, who has shown promise in the minors. Meanwhile, Mark Leiter Jr. is experimenting with a new pitch, and Hector Neris impressed in the season opener. Additionally, the article discusses the absence of Brandon Belt from the offseason market and an injury to one of the Brewers' top prospects.